Friendly: Pazzini rescues Inter

Inter made several tactical experiments, but needed a Giampaolo Pazzini brace to fight back from 2-0 down against 10-man Olympiacos.

Gian Piero Gasperini prepared for life after Samuel Eto'o and continued his tactical experiments in Geneva, as the team moved from 3-4-3 to 4-3-2-1 at various points during the friendly.

The first switch to four at the back came after just five minutes. Luc Castaignos had a shot charged down by the goalkeeper, but Olympiacos went down to 10 men before the half-hour mark for Mellberg's second bookable offence.

Inter returned to 3-4-3 and went close when Thiago Motta, Diego Milito and Ricky Alvarez combined, but the latter scuffed his finish.

There was a surprise straight after the break, as 10-man Olympiacos took the lead with Feisa nodding in from a free kick at the near post.

Goran Pandev thought he had equalised on an Esteban Cambiasso assist, but it was ruled offside.

The Greek outfit went 2-0 up through Modesto, who pounced on Andrea Ranocchia's poor clearance with a daisy-cutter, completely undisturbed on the edge of the box.

Substitute Giampaolo Pazzini managed to get one back for the Nerazzurri by tapping in a smart Marco Faraoni through ball.

Pazzini made a huge impact on the game and completed his brace  as well as Inter's comeback  with an acrobatic finish to knock the corner over the line.